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Post date: Jul 16, 2013 5:30:41 AM
Mornings (8:30-12:00)
Monday 7/22
Board: bad is a good example of a word whose meaning can be very different (2 errors)
5.43+35.6=n
73.2-2.64=n
5.4*96=n
9.58/7.6=n
Group: Excuses Begone by Dr. Wayne Dyer. Read and discuss chapter 1 – pages 10-13. Results: Good discussion about memes in our lives.
Individual: See notebooks.
Tuesday 7/23
Board: bad how can bad have meanings that are the opposite asked sam (8 errors)
3.37+8.45=n
52.1-4.85=n
8.4*57=n
9/4.6=n
Group: Story problems -- We are starting on the addition and subtraction of negative and positive numbers today. Results: Don drew a number line on the board then helped us understand that - and + told us which way to move along the line.
Individual: See notebooks.
Wednesday 7/24
Closed: Pioneer Day
Thursday 7/25
Board: bad can mean not nice like we had a bad day at work said cory (7 errors)
5.4+60.9=n
6365-198=n
5.7*89.2=n
8.7/2.9=n
Group: Solar system – Take vocabulary test: solar system, planet, dwarf planet, moon, asteroid, meteoroid, meteor, & meteorite -- multiple choice. Search for information about the sun. Results: In pairs, we found answers to the sun questions by looking at the National Geographic web site in the "Other Subjects" section of this web site.
Individual: See notebooks.
Friday 7/26
Group: Interviewing - Continue our discussion about ways to answer tough interview questions.
Individual: See notebooks.
Board Answers:
7/22 -- Bad is a good example of a word whose meaning can be very different. (2 errors)
7/23 -- "Bad. How can bad have meanings that are the opposite?" asked Sam. (8 errors)
7/25 -- "Bad can mean not nice, like we had a bad day at work," said Cory. (7 errors)
Afternoons (12:30-4:00)
Monday 7/22
Individual: See notebooks.
Tuesday 7/23
Board: many people enjoy hunting and fishing (2 errors)
2.8+4.4=n
2.1-0.54=n
5.8*9=n
1.6/4=n
Group: Supreme Court Landmark Case #3 -- Gibson v. Ogden (1824) about interstate commerce.
Review Gibson v. Ogden (1824),
US v. EC Knight Company (1895) & Hammer v. Dagenhart (1918).
Discuss and finish last 2 paragraphs of The struggles of Labor.
Read National Labor Relations Board v. Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp (1937) summary and the court's decision. Results: The National Labor Board just wanted to help employees get living wages and safe working conditions. The Supreme Court's decision (based on Gibson v. Ogden) held that the federal government couldn't step in here because the case wasn't about transportation across states. Wow!
Individual: See notebooks.
Wednesday 7/24
Closed: Pioneer Day
Thursday 7/25
Board: which do you like better hunting or fishing (3 errors)
64+57=n
942-187=n
3.8*96=n
29.1/45=n
Group: Guest teacher Julie will lead us in comprehension and phonics lessons.
Individual: See notebooks.
Friday 7/26
Group: Food Science: Salt -Read more of "Salt uses in the Kitchen." Results: Finished reading "Salt uses in the Kitchen" handout. Picked 6 "uses" we want to try out.
Individual: See notebooks.
Board Answers:
7/23 -- Many people enjoy hunting and fishing? (2 errors)
7/25 -- Which do you like better: hunting or fishing? (3 errors)
Evenings (4:00-7:30 PM)
Tuesday 7/23
Individual: See notebooks.
Thursday 7/25
Individual: See notebooks.
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